St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-11
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Bank clearings yesterday, $500, 264.O1.
One birth and five deaths were reported
yesterday.
". H. Boon was yesterday adjudged insane,
and sent to st. Peter.
Girls waiting for places at Kent's employ
ment office, 209 West seventh street.
Richard Cronin and Frank E. Downie were
appointed to the police force yesterday.
w. ID. Lucore forfeited S25 for keeping his
saloon, corner of Seventh and Cedar open.
after midnight.
The initial number of the Pulpit and Desk,
a quarterly publication to be edited by Rev.
Bird Wilkin, will appear on April l.
Joseph l. Beaumont was yesterday re-
elected to be county and city assessor Mr..
Beaumont has held the Office for twelve years
James Clark was held to the grand Jury.
with bail fixed at $500, for robbing the till at
Temperance Billiard hail. AT Wabasha street.
John Strehine was arraigned yesterday for
selling liquor without license. He keeps a
saloon on Dayton avenue, in the restricted
district.
''Hoolihan's Adventures are still proving
an attractive feature at the dime museum.
Next week Mcintyre Heath's Ministries will
play an engagement.
patent device for railway trains, to pre-
vent accidents after deraiment, will be on
exhibition at the Ryan hotel to-day, and at
the Merchants hotel Tomorrow.
The secretary of state is doing land Office
business just now, no less than ten clerks
being employed in making copies of laws for
parties who want certified copies.
The new morgue, located on Washington
street, near Eagle, will be completed soon
and opened probably about May 1. 1t is of
brick, two stories high with basement, and
will cost in the neighborhood of $4,000.
Harry Rogers, one of a gang Of small boys
who have made serious depredations on the
coal yards OF the Chicago, st. Paul. Mime
apolis s. Omaha railway, was brought into the
police court yesterday to answer the charge
of larceny.
The Northern Pacific Building and Loan
society has elected the following officers; a.
H. Stahl. president; II. L. Tankersley, vice
president; Fred Neuru, secretary; A. NJ.
Peabody, treasurer; L. X. Palmer attorney;
G. G. Koltf William Patterson and Robert
Sherwood, finance committee.
Articles of Incorporation of the Agricul-
tural society Of the counties Of Stearns Ben
ton and Sherburne, we're filed with the secre-
tary of state yesterday. The first officers are:
President, John Cooper, Stearns: vice presi-
dents, E. Cross, Benton; e. +. Hurd, Stearns,
and E. II. Atwood, Sherburne; secretary, D..
E. Myers. Stearns; treasurer, George E.
Campbell Sherburne.
The Young Mems Christian association bad
an entertainment in the lecture rooms, corner
of Ninth and Wabasha last night. DIR.
Charles E. Lee delivered an address on ''Alco-
hol, Princely Gift, its True Place and
Proper Use" and Miss Marguerite Morton, the
gifted elocutionist, gave number of recita-
lions and readings. Music was furnished by
the Y. NJ. G. A. orchestra.
Ex-State Treasurer Kettleson is now in
Florida and yesterday an express company
delivered at the capitol four cases of freshly
picked oranges which ne had sent to his
friends. They were for Gov. McGill Auditor
Braden. Deputy Treasurer Sanders and
friend of Mr.. Kettleson not at the capitol.
Gov. McGill was the Only one of the four on
hand when they were delivered, and drew his
check for the express charges, $3.50.